To speak generally, you need to define a sidebar for your theme (sidebars contain widgets) and display that sidebar in your template. In your theme’s functions.php file, register a dynamic sidebar using register_sidebar() Create a sidebar.php file in your theme directory that calls dynamic_sidebar() Make sure your other template files (or header.php/footer.php if that is … Read more
Have a look at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-yearly-archive/ Or if you want to code it yourself have a look at wp_get_archives http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_archives
#left { float: left; width: 40%; } It may help you but, it seriously is an HTML and formatting issue.
Its from scrollspy in Twitter Bootstrap. Look at RWW javascript file for inspiration on how you might apply it to your sidebar div id. As well as the bootstrap docs. Kind of hard to make it into a plugin since you don’t know what html classes or ids a give websites sidebar will be using.
Found an answer to my own question. Still not sure how to implement it myself, but a plugin does this perfectly.
If you have a widget area assigned at the left hand side, then there are many plugins for the purpose: Mini Twitter Feed WD Twitter Feed Twitter Feed Widget Tweet Tweet Feed Super Simple Twitter Feed Really Simple Twitter Feed Widget Twitter Feed: Embedded Timeline WordPress Plugin Just install any of them from Plugins > … Read more
In your particular case you need to change your CSS: .widget ul li a { color: black; }
Looking at your site, it seems that the broken image on the top left side is your logo. I suspect there might be a logo upload for the theme but we won’t be able to direct you to where that logo upload form is because it can vary depending on the theme. You’ll want to … Read more
As noted in the comments the issue here is that the sidebar was calling the_category(), which displays only the current category, rather than listing all categories. An even more “WP way” approach is to make the sidebar dynamic. That way, you can use widgets rather than hard-coding what appears in the sidebar. WP has a … Read more
Simply placing a url isn’t going to embed a webpage within a webpage. You could use an iframe. <iframe src=”http://yoururl”></iframe> To display the page content from that url. You could also capture the page via php and scrape it for the information you need but you would have to create a custom widget for this. … Read more